For those not old enough to remember the excitement, awe and even frenzy that the idea of Disneyland engendered, the original television program and park featured four different lands - Fantasyland, Frontierland, Tomorrowland, and Adventureland.
Bedroom-bound weeks pass in fantastic daydreams of stardom and acceptance, of engendering communality through dance.
To that end, Kumārila's predecessor Śabara argued that linguistic utterances engender some cognition (avabodhayati), and that as long as the idea thus engendered is clear or "determinate" (niścita), one is entitled to accept it as a basis for action.
Of course, these examples aren't games, but they have engendered an idea of news as a participatory process.
None of these closely resembled the unframed sod-block houses built in the Midwestern United States; but they might have engendered the idea of building with earth.
The idea engenders the characters, the characters produce the drama, and this is, in effect, the law of art.
Indeed, the idea engendered much controversy, with some officials in and around Boston, as well as Adams family descendants, strongly questioning the loss of such a historically resonant legacy.
The idea is to engender jolly and hopefully fruitful mutual aid.
It is the acceptance of the idea of separate road systems that has engendered commentary, although legal experts say there is a slight chance that the court could reconsider its approach when it next examines the issue.
The issues discussed and the ideas engendered were lost in the news of who was having lunch with whom and which corporate chieftain was the best skier.
